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You are invited to participate in our 5th Annual Senator Michael Padilla Job Fair.
We have something for almost everyone. To date, we have helped over 2,170 people find new jobs.
Now that the Special Session is in the archives, I would like to invite you and anyone else you think might be interested in it, to a Town Hall meeting on June 25, a Sunday, at 1 p.m. at Hotel Blue, 8th and Central, downtown. I represent Senate District 12 in the legislature, but the Town Hall is open to anyone, regardless of where they live, who wants to find out about the 2017 General Session, the dispute with the Governor that resulted or the Special Session. I’d held off scheduling my Town Hall because until the Special Session was held it was hard to say exactly where we stand. Now we are ready. I’d like to hear your questions, your suggestions and your reactions. Hope to see you there. And if you can’t make this one, I’ll try to hold another one in September. –State Senator Jerry Ortiz y Pino
We’d like to take this opportunity to ensure that you and your ovaries are up to date on any new potential laws and studies that could impact your ability to decide what you do with them – and yes – we also want to make sure that our non-ovary carrying allies are up to date too.
Just one day after Trump’s Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke told a Senate committee that he had not yet decided whether he would shrink New Mexico’s national monuments, Steve Pearce demanded that Zinke shrink Doña Ana County’s Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument by an astounding 88% to accommodate just 800 businesses and individuals in the district of more than 606,000 people.
Our economy is sluggish primarily because the only economic development strategy we’ve followed is one of tax cuts for the well-connected.
Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke said in testimony yesterday that he would come to New Mexico and see first-hand areas within at least one of the state’s two National Monuments his department is reviewing.
I thank @MartinHeinrich for the invitation to see #NewMexico on horseback. Looking forward to it.
— Secretary Ryan Zinke (@SecretaryZinke) June 20, 2017
The DOI is reviewing the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument and Rio Grande del Norte National Monument because of spurious claims that President Obama overreached his authority when designating both areas under the Antiquities Act. Read more to see why we know New Mexicans want our monuments to be left as is.
New Mexico is one of many states suffering from an opioid epidemic. Stories about states battling the grips of overdose and the overwhelming instances of treatment, hospitalization, and death of addicts have been the focus of national media lately.
ProgressNow New Mexico EF (501c3) has released a video ad featuring City of Las Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima that calls on Rep. Steve Pearce (NM-2) to step up for his constituents and represent their interests in Congress and supporting renewable energy policies.
Albuquerque, NM – On Saturday, June 17, New Mexicans in 22 counties will demonstrate at simultaneous events from 10am to 11am in opposition to the Republican health care bill currently making its way through Congress.
The country took a pause Wednesday morning as they waited, glued to TV and Twitter, for news from the GOP Congressional baseball team practice shooting in Alexandria, Virginia. New Mexico’s lone Republican member of Congress was at the field when shots rang out and he gave a first-hand account via video shortly thereafter. New Mexico’s Senators and other Congresspersons offered their own takes as well as news filtered out. Here’s a look. New Mexico’s Federal Delegation Responds to #Shooting
And Congressman Pearce gave his own account of being pinned down by the shooter.
We’d like to take this opportunity to ensure that you and your ovaries are up to date on any new potential laws and studies that could impact your ability to decide what you do with them – and yes – we also want to make sure that our non-ovary carrying allies are up to date too.
Just one day after Trump’s Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke told a Senate committee that he had not yet decided whether he would shrink New Mexico’s national monuments, Steve Pearce demanded that Zinke shrink Doña Ana County’s Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument by an astounding 88% to accommodate just 800 businesses and individuals in the district of more than 606,000 people.
Our economy is sluggish primarily because the only economic development strategy we’ve followed is one of tax cuts for the well-connected.
Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke said in testimony yesterday that he would come to New Mexico and see first-hand areas within at least one of the state’s two National Monuments his department is reviewing.
I thank @MartinHeinrich for the invitation to see #NewMexico on horseback. Looking forward to it.
— Secretary Ryan Zinke (@SecretaryZinke) June 20, 2017
The DOI is reviewing the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument and Rio Grande del Norte National Monument because of spurious claims that President Obama overreached his authority when designating both areas under the Antiquities Act. Read more to see why we know New Mexicans want our monuments to be left as is.